Everything was practically closed down. There was really nothing there to see. We paid $1 just to look around for 8 to 10 minutes. The shoe store that was open had some OUTRAGEOUS prices. Yes, the prices are high in Aruba, but the prices in that shoe store was just wrong. Lol My overall suggestion is just pay $1 for parking and further down on the strip are plenty of places for you to shop, eat, and enjoy yourself. 😉 @according2teau 👽🦄

I can't really call this a mall. It seems like an abandoned building. Not sure how these places can stay in business. It appears to be mostly empty, some of the shops that do exist only open later in the day. Lots of For Rent signs posted.

We walked over to this “Mall” from our hotel. There are maybe 3 stores open it looked apocalyptic. It’s the saddest looking mall I have ever seen. It looks like a scene out of I Am Legend. Honestly it needs to close or remodel the entire building.

Shopping area in Palm Beach area Aruba with great shopping, and good restaurants. Definitely worth a visit!

Do not let the pictures fool you! This place is as dead as a doornail. If you stay long enough maybe you'll see some tumbleweed roll by! This would be a great location for a horror movie. It is completely abandoned, most stores are closed and whatever is open is boring, over priced and opens at weird times. Also has a small flea market outside with your usual tourist things that you can find at any other store and they are asking the same prices.. Do not even waste your time to go here and check it out. I decided to come look in October 2023 as last time I was in Aruba was March 2020 and I thought maybe something changed but nothing did. It was dead back then and still is. It is honestly an eye sore at this point. So much potential but no one is doing anything about it.

I've come to understand that this is the upscale part of the island so that's why there were high-end shops but mixed in you'll find touristy, souvenir places also. Lots of vacancies so if you get there when most of the shops open (between 9-10a), it feels empty. As far as food places you'll find choices like Iguana Joe's, The Salt and Pepper, and TGI Friday's. Overall, this is where you want to be if you're looking to get your shop on. Don't forget to get that covid fit to fly test for $35, no appointment needed just walk right up. It's the cheapest we found and they are quick.

Beware of opening times. Most stores are open later in the day when most of the tourists are out and about. A small range of shops and a vast number of souvenir shops. Higher prices that you would expect but everything has to be imported so that is why you pay more.

The Place is almost completely empty. Horrible sight near the hotels. Nothing to do in there. Cinema is closed, food court is non existent. Bowling and arcade also seemed empty The only upside is that Parking is $1 and walking distance from everything

Very Nice shopping center. Shops are Open until 10 P.M. Nice clinic to have Quick covid text (antigen or PCR). The night life around the shopping is fantastic. Go there between 8 and 10 PM.

Started off well but the tailspin to mediocrity happened before the pandemic and its affect on businesses. There is however a decent restaurant onsite. Covid testing is done at a ground floor location. It's a tough spot to do something that gets people coming from both the local population and tourists

Because you get everything that you need in souvenirs,jewelry, specially in S.D. GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS.Very nice souvenirs, beachwear and they have local good also,just check them today and u will not regret. The place is downstair at the local 13A-B

Nice plaza with brand name shops for shopping near the cruise line port

It's dated and not a lot of stores and restaurants. It is a good location with plenty of parking. Bowling alleys and arcade on the top floor.

We stumbled upon this so called ‘mall’ on one of our adventures. This is our first time in Aruba and exploring the island is a must. However, this place is a ghost mall. It looks like Covid took its toll. So sad as I can see the potential and, from the pictures of the past, could be a great tourist attraction once again. No pictures to post as there is nothing to see. I feel bad for any businesses that have remained. I don’t know how the property management company makes any money when more than 80% of it is vacant (and I think I’m being generous).

Alba bail salon is the best on the island. Great food you get there. Sports store UTV and Jeep rental. Mobility scooters clothing stores and many more

Nice shopping mall with plenty to see, and I'm mostly reviewing because I LOVE PUBLIC RESTROOMS!!! It was convenient, clean, and most welcome after walking a long ways on Palm Beach. I highly recommend checking out Atelier gallery for local artists work.

It was fun....very lively nighttime activity even for low season

One of the best places to go for a walk or just hang around with friends

Desperately needs new ownership and large remodeling. Its gone the way of a number of shopping centers. Nothing to draw people from the strip to come there.

Great place to shop and eat. But most businesses are only open a few hours in the evening. We saw an automated Christmas fountain show and thought it was done very well.

Nice plaza, nice place to visit, good articles but store prices are a little bit to high

Downstairs and top floor are really nice and had cool restaurants and activities (bowling, arcade, movie theater with recliners). Kono Pizza is great with friendly staff. The actual food court is no longer and lots of empty storefronts throughout. But most malls I'm used to in the US are less than full these days. Loved the idea of putting a haunted house in one of the storefronts!

It's not an "inside" mall. Not much stores that are open, they're mostly closed. There is not a cozy atmosphere at all and sadly the complex is very worn down.

Fun place for kids. Dream Bowl is fun and has a small arcade. Kalin's Mexican Food is a must try. Lots of vacant spaces.

Nice plaza with some many famous boutiques but prices there seems too high, duty-free Island should be not really overpriced

This place is an absolute dump! This place is extremely dirty and mostly abandoned. We went here for the ridiculous return to USA covid tests. Wasted $175 because the tests were not even verified by anyone during our journey back to the states. Then a day later the Brandon administration stopped the requirement for return testing. Let's go Brandon! FJB

Alot of cute shops. I wish there were more items that are made in Aruba. Most of the gift shop import their products from China, Mexico and US. Aruba does produce their own Aruba Aloe products Which is "OK" but NOT worth the money they sell the products for. If you want a bargain, you need cash and Google the items. Most of the time same item is cheaper at home, then the duty-free places! Know your prices!

It's mostly empty, but they have a great place for small kids 3 to 5 upstairs

Here is where everything was apparently closed during the day, even the pizza restaurant. Its Only minutes from the beach, so why? Do to KDC, DOMINO'S PIZZA, PIZZA HUT, MCDONALD'S OR WENDY'S, they Will be open. Otherwise poorly marks signs in my opinion when open. No one was in sught in this mall. No one..lol

My first time in aruba and the beaches are stunning!

The main front of the mall is mostly empty but had a bowling alley and a few stores but to the back of it were tons of great shops for souvenirs, restaurants and drink shacks.